I have had a Zotac GTX 980 ti for a few years now running triple screens & have considered upgrading since the 10 series cards. I couldn't justify upgrade due to price of nvidia 10 series with mining pushing up prices. Now with the 20 series Super launching thinking of a 2070 Super card so has anyone upgraded to the 'normal' 2070 from a 980 ti and was it worth the upgrade?
Upgrade from GTX 980 ti to new Nvidia 'Super' card
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i5 6600k clocked to 4.5ghz
It is my processor that is the most stressed in AC. definitely in ACC.
Noticeable improvement In frame rate for me came from Ram, 2133 to 3666Mhz
Reducing the number of App's on screen made a "very big" difference to FPS.
Before my 3440 x 1440 single screen I had triple 1080 monitors, could quite often get 144HZ with the
980Ti, possible with carful management of AC parameters.
unfortunately computer did a funny and I lost all my AC Benchmarks, all that remains of some use
is the data below.
You can probably make a good judgement between the 1080 and 2070 super, but you will need
to factor in your CPU.
AC VERSION: 1.16.3 (x64)
POINTS: 29757
FPS: AVG=203 MIN=86 MAX=278 VARIANCE=4 CPU=68%
LOADING TIME: 13s
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti (3440x1440)
OS-Version: 6.2.9200 () 0x100-0x1
CPU CORES: 4
FULLSCREEN: ON
AA:4X AF:16X SHDW:1024 BLUR:0
WORLD DETAIL: 4 SMOKE:1
PP: QLT:3 HDR:0 FXAA:1 GLR:3 DOF:3 RAYS:1 HEAT:1
AC VERSION: 1.16.3 (x64)
POINTS: 37087
FPS: AVG=253 MIN=75 MAX=309 VARIANCE=13 CPU=85%
LOADING TIME: 13s
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 (3440x1440)
OS-Version: 6.2.9200 () 0x100-0x1
CPU CORES: 4
FULLSCREEN: ON
AA:4X AF:16X SHDW:1024 BLUR:0
WORLD DETAIL: 4 SMOKE:1
PP: QLT:3 HDR:0 FXAA:1 GLR:3 DOF:3 RAYS:1 HEAT:1
It is my processor that is the most stressed in AC. definitely in ACC.
Noticeable improvement In frame rate for me came from Ram, 2133 to 3666Mhz
Reducing the number of App's on screen made a "very big" difference to FPS.
Before my 3440 x 1440 single screen I had triple 1080 monitors, could quite often get 144HZ with the
980Ti, possible with carful management of AC parameters.
unfortunately computer did a funny and I lost all my AC Benchmarks, all that remains of some use
is the data below.
You can probably make a good judgement between the 1080 and 2070 super, but you will need
to factor in your CPU.
AC VERSION: 1.16.3 (x64)
POINTS: 29757
FPS: AVG=203 MIN=86 MAX=278 VARIANCE=4 CPU=68%
LOADING TIME: 13s
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti (3440x1440)
OS-Version: 6.2.9200 () 0x100-0x1
CPU CORES: 4
FULLSCREEN: ON
AA:4X AF:16X SHDW:1024 BLUR:0
WORLD DETAIL: 4 SMOKE:1
PP: QLT:3 HDR:0 FXAA:1 GLR:3 DOF:3 RAYS:1 HEAT:1
AC VERSION: 1.16.3 (x64)
POINTS: 37087
FPS: AVG=253 MIN=75 MAX=309 VARIANCE=13 CPU=85%
LOADING TIME: 13s
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 (3440x1440)
OS-Version: 6.2.9200 () 0x100-0x1
CPU CORES: 4
FULLSCREEN: ON
AA:4X AF:16X SHDW:1024 BLUR:0
WORLD DETAIL: 4 SMOKE:1
PP: QLT:3 HDR:0 FXAA:1 GLR:3 DOF:3 RAYS:1 HEAT:1
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